Sherwood vs Clement

[Jim Van Winkle]

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God I hope he doesn't come here.

Never thought I'd see the day when I agreed with one of your posts.

I said this a month or so ago about Sherwood: He was quick to play the tactical when Spurs won and too quick to lambast the players when a lose occurred. So IMHO a numpty.

Paul Clement is a punt. But an educated punt. Which I would be very excited about.

 

[Pavilionaire]

I'm not saying they'd do this, but if the club retained Nathan Jones as Clement's Assistant then it would start to look very risky.

Clement will have a lot to learn about management in his first year, we'll definitely need an older man alongside him - I mentioned McGhee before, or Curbishley, someone like that .

 

[Seagull over Canaryland]

I'm not saying they'd do this, but if the club retained Nathan Jones as Clement's Assistant then it would start to look very risky.

Clement will have a lot to learn about management in his first year, we'll definitely need an older man alongside him - I mentioned McGhee before, or Curbishley, someone like that .

I can understand Nathan Jones being retained in the short term until the managerial vacancy is resolved, especially as he wasn't part of Oscar's own coaching team. So I do wonder if the Club may look to impose Nathan Jones on the new regime, especially if the manager is considered 'inexperienced'.

Of course Nathan Jones may well be an applicant for the managers job anyway? I bet he is confident enough to apply, assuming the criteria do not exclude him in some way. There is no guarantee that the Club will see him as suitable for the role but being a contender would provoke an interesting debate on here.

 

[TSB]

I can understand Nathan Jones being retained in the short term until the managerial vacancy is resolved, especially as he wasn't part of Oscar's own coaching team. So I do wonder if the Club may look to impose Nathan Jones on the new regime, especially if the manager is considered 'inexperienced'.

Of course Nathan Jones may well be an applicant for the managers job anyway? I bet he is confident enough to apply, assuming the criteria do not exclude him in some way. There is no guarantee that the Club will see him as suitable for the role but being a contender would provoke an interesting debate on here.

If Nathan was up for it, there's a brand new academy to run opening in two weeks time...

 

[symyjym]

If Nathan was up for it, there's a brand new academy to run opening in two weeks time...

Ruben Martinez & Juan Torrijo are still here so it will be interesting to know if they are going to play a part in the academy setup initially, it may suit them and their families to stay in the UK?

I don’t know how their contracts will pan out but I’m curious about their status now

 

[TSB]

Ruben Martinez & Juan Torrijo are still here so it will be interesting to know if they are going to play a part in the academy setup initially, it may suit them and their families to stay in the UK?

I don’t know how their contracts will pan out but I’m curious about their status now

They'll both resign once Oscar gets a job. Or he won't get a job and we'll pay them off when the new bloke comes in.

Which would make it interesting if the new candidate had never managed before

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Whats to say he had not already done it in private... got no response so tried another route.

15 mins after the final whistle, I doubt it. My gut feeling is he'd be terrible and a big gamble.

 

[symyjym]

They'll both resign once Oscar gets a job. Or he won't get a job and we'll pay them off when the new bloke comes in.

Which would make it interesting if the new candidate had never managed before

You're not suggesting Charlie Oatway are you

 

[Black Rod]

If Sherwood had a constant moan up about the players Spurs signed, I'd love to see how he deals with having the likes of Jonathan Obika thrust upon his squad

 

[TSB]

You're not suggesting Charlie Oatway are you

Seems unlikely...

 

[TSB]

If Sherwood had a constant moan up about the players Spurs signed, I'd love to see how he deals with having the likes of Jonathan Obika thrust upon his squad

Sherwood vs Kemy

 

[Black Rod]

Sherwood vs Kemy

Kemy is the sort of player Sherwood would bring back from the reserves just to prove a point of "look at me, I am better than the old manager as this discarded player is doing well". And then they'd come up with a cringeworthy and stupid salute

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Sherwood sounds like a guy who's too fly by half and one way too ready to have a pop at his employers. If he were to be hired, we'd be re-enacting the drama llama of the past two seasons all over again, only maybe this time as early as the transfer window. Avoid!

 

[TSB]

Kemy is the sort of player Sherwood would bring back from the reserves just to prove a point of "look at me, I am better than the old manager as this discarded player is doing well". And then they'd come up with a cringeworthy and stupid salute

Though I think a reckless driving gesture might be more appropriate.

 

[Marshy]

Kemy is the sort of player Sherwood would bring back from the reserves just to prove a point of "look at me, I am better than the old manager as this discarded player is doing well". And then they'd come up with a cringeworthy and stupid salute

Your right it would be really embarassing if Sherwood got our most talented Centre Midfeilder back on side and playing at the top of his game like he did with Adebayor...... i for one would be joining in with whatever "stupid" salute they came up with

 

[Black Rod]

Your right it would be really embarassing if Sherwood got our most talented Centre Midfeilder back on side and playing at the top of his game like he did with Adebayor...... i for one would be joining in with whatever "stupid" salute they came up with

Let's just hope he doesn't single handedly blame our most talented central defender for a defeat when playing him out of position at left back. And I guess we will also be hearing a lot more from Tony Bloom as Sherwood will need his backing every other game to ensure that "silence isn't deafening". And I'm sure it will be excellent for team morale when we make a load of new signings who the manager then derides as not being value for money in public

 

[London Irish]

Kemy is the sort of player Sherwood would bring back from the reserves just to prove a point of "look at me, I am better than the old manager as this discarded player is doing well". And then they'd come up with a cringeworthy and stupid salute

The manager being a bit of a bellend is not a disqualification for the job though. In some ways, it adds to the match day entertainment

 

[London Irish]

I would take Sherwood's limited number one experience over Clement's none - but it's a coin toss, after all Oscar had more of that than Gus at the equivalent stage

 

[Black Rod]

The manager being a bit of a bellend is not a disqualification for the job though. In some ways, it adds to the match day entertainment

Some managers being a bellend doesn't effect the job they do - like Steve Evans. Sherwood's on the other hand for me does.

 

[Pavilionaire]

I'd be interested in the results of a Malky Mackay vs Clement poll. If I wasn't at work I'd get it sorted.